News Summary - 04/27/2026

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** Trump says he 'wasn't worried' during Washington press dinner shooting

** Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche said the suspect’s writings showed he wanted to target Trump administration officials.

** I was in the room with Trump and heard the low thudding sound of gunfire

** BBC reporter Gary O'Donoghue recounts being in the room with Trump when gunfire erupted at the venue, prompting him and others to dive for cover as the shots rang out.

** Trump cancels US envoys' trip to Pakistan for talks on Iran war

** Iran said there were no plans for a direct meeting with a US delegation led by Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.

** Mali defense minister killed as country hit by wave of rebel attacks

** Coordinated attacks by jihadist militants and separatists have swept across the country, intensifying instability and security concerns.

** Netanyahu orders army to “vigorously attack” Hezbollah in Lebanon

** Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the army to intensify attacks on Hezbollah in Lebanon after strikes killed six people, despite a three-week extension of the ceasefire.

** Mexico says U.S. agents killed in crash weren't permitted to operate there

** Two Americans reportedly linked to the CIA died in a car crash following a Mexican-led operation to destroy a drug lab.

** Palestinians in the West Bank and some in Gaza vote in local elections

** Local elections were held in the occupied West Bank and in one city in Gaza, with Hamas and other groups not taking part.

** Rights groups critical as Venezuela prisoner release scheme ‘coming to an end’

** Despite an amnesty law and recent releases, rights groups say more than 500 political prisoners are still believed to be detained in Venezuela, and the prisoner release process is nearing its end.

** Orbán steps down from the Hungarian parliament after a landslide defeat

** The outgoing prime minister will not take up his seat in Hungary’s parliament after his party was swept out of power and returned to the opposition following a landslide defeat.

** Thirty-one sloths die in Florida before opening of attraction

** Authorities say 31 sloths died before a Florida attraction opened, with many dying from conditions at a warehouse where they were kept after shipment, while others arrived already dead.

** Seven dead in major Russian attack on Ukraine

** Dnipro was the hardest-hit city in the attack, where officials said four people were killed in a strike on a residential building.

** Thousands at risk after multi-million-dollar Everest flood warning system left to rust

** A flood warning system at Imja Glacial Lake, installed to protect people downstream from a potential glacial outburst flood, has reportedly not been maintained since 2016. Local residents fear the neglected, multi-million-dollar system may fail to protect thousands at risk.

The viral manifesto of the “anti-woke” tech boss with NHS and defense contracts

The head of a controversial tech company that holds UK government contracts has published a 22-point manifesto outlining his vision for the future of the West.

**U.S. to allow firing squads, gas, and electrocution for federal executions**

A Justice Department memo says that allowing firing squads, gas, and electrocution for federal executions will “strengthen” the death penalty and help deter crime.

** NATO says there is “no provision” to expel members after reports that the US could seek to suspend Spain

** An internal Pentagon email reportedly outlines options to punish allies over a perceived lack of support for a war against Iran.

** U.S. Justice Department drops probe into Fed Chair Jerome Powell

** The Justice Department has dropped its investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell after President Donald Trump accused him of improper cost overruns related to the renovation of the Fed’s building.

** China car giant BYD says it can thrive without US

** With fuel prices rising, China’s BYD says it is well positioned to benefit from the global shift away from fossil fuels and can succeed without depending on the US market.

** Key suspect in the notorious Tadamon massacre during the Syrian civil war arrested

** Amjad Youssef, a key suspect in the Tadamon massacre, has been arrested. He is wanted in connection with the April 2013 mass killing of blindfolded civilians in Damascus during the Syrian civil war.

** Israeli police investigate after officers 'cut Palestinian flag' from skullcap

** A British-Israeli man says he was detained after someone objected to his kippah, which was embroidered with Israeli and Palestinian flags.

** Pirates hijack oil tanker off the coast of Somalia

** Piracy, once notorious in the Indian Ocean off Somalia, has reemerged in recent years, signaling a renewed threat in the region.

** Mandelson under formal investigation by the EU’s anti-fraud office

** The EU’s anti-fraud office says it has “sufficient information” to begin an investigation, though it has not specified whether the case involves fraud.

** “We cried together”: Trump’s deportation drive forces tough decisions for couples

** Spouses of undocumented immigrants targeted for deportation are being forced to make painful choices: stay behind and endure separation, or leave their lives behind and move to another country together.

** Meet the men calling out “masculinity” trends

** A new wave of men on social media is pushing back against influencers promoting looksmaxxing and restrictive male beauty ideals, challenging the growing pressure around narrow standards of masculinity.

** A nation built on pan-African principles faces questions about racism

** Several Black Zambians told the BBC that they sometimes feel like second-class citizens in their own country, highlighting concerns about racism in a nation founded on pan-African ideals.

** Katya Adler: Europe’s NATO allies push back against reported US threat to Spain

** Relations between Europe and the US are worsening again, as Europe’s NATO allies react to a reported US threat aimed at Spain, highlighting renewed transatlantic tensions.

** The Kashmir town trying to win back tourists after a deadly attack

** A year after the Pahalgam attack, tourism in Indian-administered Kashmir remains subdued, hurting local livelihoods and slowing recovery in the region.

** Behind Nigeria's murky coup plot - the money, the prayers and a Nollywood arrest

** Court documents and sources close to the investigation, as reported by the BBC, reveal details about the alleged coup plot in Nigeria, including its scope and the roles of money, prayers, and a Nollywood-linked arrest in the inquiry.

** Who is making decisions in Iran?

** Iran’s new supreme leader is officially the final authority, but the article notes that in practice, real decision-making is less clear and more complicated.

** *Heated Rivalry, The Housemaid and Fourth Wing: TikTok Launches BookTok Bestseller List*

** TikTok has launched its first BookTok bestseller list, and the inaugural top 20 is made up entirely of books by female authors. Chloe Walsh appears most often across the rankings, highlighting her strong popularity on the platform.

** Did Trump save eight Iranian women from execution?

** Trump claimed he saved eight Iranian women from execution, but Iran disputed the claim, saying it was untrue.

** Video shows correspondents' dinner suspect at checkpoint charge

** Surveillance video released by Donald Trump shows a suspect running past metal detectors at a checkpoint while security agents draw their guns.

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** Watch: How one orangutan braved a new bridge to reunite his split community

** The Sumatran orangutan habitat has been divided by a road, fragmenting the community and making movement between sections difficult.

** Hope in Gaza as 300 couples get married at one time

** 300 couples, selected by lottery from nearly 2,000 applicants, took part in a mass wedding celebration in Gaza.

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** The assassination of Charlie Kirk in September and ICE raids that left two activists dead are worsening tensions in the U.S., fueling extreme polarization and a climate of political violence that does not seem to be easing.

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** The article notes that Spain is experiencing a polarizing political climate, although it still has not reached the intensity seen in the United States.

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** Trump said the detained attacker, identified as Cole Allen, was a “crazy person” and a “lone wolf.” He downplayed the shooting, stating that he was not worried and that “we live in a crazy world.”

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** Doctors across the country are holding their third strike of the year today against the framework statute, after negotiations with the Health Ministry failed. The walkouts are a response to the absence of “real proposals” and have been called in rejection of the current draft.

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** Although paychecks are losing value, household income in Spain continues to rise, even above inflation. The main factor is the strength of the labor market, which boosts family income despite worsening wages.

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** *The Ministry of Consumer Affairs has published the second part of a report, prepared together with the CSIC, on the housing market. The new installment expands on the analysis presented last Thursday.*

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** The CNMC will take 18 months to resolve the cases against Red Eléctrica and six companies, and that ruling will be key to supporting lawsuits over the blackout. Meanwhile, it is possible to go to court without an official culprit, but with a great deal of uncertainty, high costs, and real options only for large companies.

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** Repeated energy shocks affecting households and businesses, along with rising electricity demand from AI and new data centers, are renewing interest in nuclear power across Europe as part of the push for strategic autonomy.

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** According to the IAEA, there are more than 400 nuclear reactors operating in the world and another 53 under construction, reflecting the global importance of atomic energy and its expansion in different countries.

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** Thousands of tenants have requested rent extensions to ease their financial situation, although these measures are causing tensions with landlords and legal doubts. Uncertainty is growing ahead of Tuesday’s key vote in Congress, which could affect whether they continue.

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** The Ministry of Consumer Affairs has published the second part of a report, prepared together with the CSIC, on the housing market. This document continues the analysis begun last Thursday.

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** Athlete and influencer Verdeliss completed the 42 km Madrid Marathon in 2:58:22, becoming the first Spanish woman to cross the finish line and placing 13th overall.

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** The platform, which is only two years old, continues to expand its catalog thanks to user contributions. It already offers more than 4,000 series and movies, functioning as a free and completely legal “Netflix” powered by the community.

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** Paz Vega has reappeared on Instagram during a difficult time following her separation from Orson Salazar, and a social media gesture has sparked interpretations among her followers.

** Savage assault by Andrada, Zaragoza’s goalkeeper, on a player

** Esteban Andrada was sent off by the referee and, immediately afterward, delivered a brutal punch to Jorge Pulido, carrying out a violent attack after his dismissal.

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** Sydney Sweeney, in addition to her work in film and television, has managed to turn her image and side projects into a very profitable source of income. The *Euphoria* actress stands out for making the most of her business ventures and opportunities off-screen.

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** The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) has completed the largest 3D map of the cosmos so far. This record will make it possible to study dark energy in greater detail and how it drives the expansion of the universe.

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** The Community of Madrid is promoting a regional university project to attract more exchange students and establish itself as a benchmark for higher education in Spanish. The plan includes housing out-of-town students and their families on campuses before the start of the academic year, as well as creating its own Spanish-language qualification.

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** An anonymous guest went viral for staying calm and continuing to eat during a shooting at a Trump dinner, while the others hid under the tables. His unfazed attitude in the middle of the tense situation has attracted a great deal of attention on social media.

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** The images show that Melania Trump realized before Donald Trump that something serious was happening during the Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington. Her panicked reaction was captured at the moment the first shot was heard.

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** A British tabloid cover caused confusion by appearing to show Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron kissing, but in reality the images are of Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez.

** Laura Escanes reveals her true opinion of her relationship with Risto Mejide: “He was lying to my face”

** Laura Escanes speaks honestly about her relationship with Risto Mejide and the 22-year age difference between them. The influencer suggests that her romantic experience was marked by a lack of trust, stating that he “was lying to my face.”

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** Content creator KlaudiaGlam died after spending several days in hospital following being hit by an 'X Factor' contestant.

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** This week’s trial reaches a key stage: seven UCO officers will testify on Monday, followed on Tuesday by Aldama, Koldo García, and Ábalos, who will be the last to testify before the Second Chamber.

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** Brussels assumes that, if Iceland were to reactivate its candidacy in a referendum, it would have much of the path already covered. Meanwhile, EU sources confirm that work has already begun for Montenegro’s accession, as part of the EU’s short-term enlargement plans.

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** Paloma Bonilla, 38, has died. She was recognized as an example of resilience after being left in a wheelchair because of medical negligence. She was also notable as an influencer and activist.

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** Testicular cancer has been steadily increasing in Spain over the past four decades, with an annual growth rate of 1.9%. This increase affects especially young men aged 15 to 35.

** Rafa Jódar is out of this world: he defeats Joao Fonseca in three sets and qualifies for the Madrid Open round of 16

** Rafa Jódar surprised everyone by beating Joao Fonseca in three sets and advancing to the round of 16 at the Madrid Open. With solid play and great character, the Spaniard earned a standout victory against one of the tournament’s most promising young talents.

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** A new draft of the “My First Home” program removes the option that the regional government itself had considered in March to guarantee people who work in Madrid but do not reside there. It also raises the maximum home price eligible for subsidy.

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** Cofidis has refreshed its image and strengthens its offering with one of its most competitive loans, available at 4.75% APR. The company aims to attract new customers with better terms and a more updated, appealing proposition.

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** Willy Bárcenas recounted on *Cuarto Milenio* the strange phenomena he says he has been experiencing for years in his parents’ house, as well as a spirit voice recording he supposedly captured in the ghost town of Belchite. He also spoke about a medium and alleged bad energies linked to his family.

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** Tensions between the US and Iran worsened this weekend after Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi left Pakistan amid the stalemate in negotiations between the two countries.

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** Argentine filmmaker Adolfo Aristarain has died in Buenos Aires at the age of 82. Strongly connected to Spain, he lived there for seven years and filmed part of his work in the country. He received two Goya Awards and the Gold Medal from the Academy of Cinematography.

** Sánchez criticizes PP and Vox’s agreements: “They kick the Constitution”

** Pedro Sánchez, at an event in Córdoba alongside María Jesús Montero, stated that Spain’s priority should be to stand for peace, not war.

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** The couple celebrated the Communion of their two daughters and appeared very emotional during the occasion.

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** Álex Márquez, from the Gresini team, made a spectacular start, overtook Marc Márquez, and took advantage of his crash and retirement to dominate the fourth round of the MotoGP World Championship in Jerez from start to finish.

** What is the third compartment of the washing machine for? The function almost nobody knows

** Many washing machines have three compartments in the detergent drawer, but not everyone knows what the third one is for. Besides detergent and fabric softener, that space is usually intended for prewash, allowing you to add product for a preliminary wash on very dirty clothes.

** Negotiations stalled, Hormuz paralyzed: market complacency is starting to become dangerous

** More than 10 million barrels per day of crude oil continue to be affected by a partial blockade, attacks on vessels, and cross-checks, reflecting a highly tense environment that the market may be underestimating.

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** Nia Long appeared in the fifth season of *The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air* and, since then, has regularly worked in TV series and films in supporting roles.

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** Cosmetics experts explain that the skin’s pH can influence how the cosmetics you apply work, affecting their effectiveness and results.

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** An expert warns that early treatment of parasomnias could help prevent or detect neurodegenerative diseases in time.

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** Rumors suggest that Apple’s upcoming iPhones could abandon classic options like black and orange in favor of a more innovative and less traditional color palette, marking a possible shift in the brand’s design.

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** A flight attendant offers advice to passengers on the best posture to adopt while sitting on a plane in order to travel more comfortably and reduce risks during the journey.

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** Manteigaria has opened three locations in Madrid to bring the capital the traditional Portuguese custard tarts, made following the classic recipe.

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** The BOE clarifies that personal mobility vehicles cannot be registered with the letter “Q.” Even so, the DGT had assigned scooters with numeric series that could include that letter, so it is now correcting this error in the registration process.

** Images from the shooting at Trump’s correspondents’ dinner: gunfire, chaos among guests, and the shooter

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** In a manifesto written before the attack, the assailant expressed “rage” at the actions of the Trump administration and accused him of being “a pedophile, rapist, and traitor.”

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** Rufián has wished Junts “political ostracism” and has criticized a “regression within the pro-independence movement” in the right wing, noting that this drift is also dragging ERC along.

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** Juan Bravo criticized Pedro Sánchez for not apologizing for the Adamuz accident or dismissing Óscar Puente, whom he points to as the “real person responsible.” He also stated that the blackout that occurred a year ago was the result of “a negligent action by the Government.”

** How Lola Índigo and IlloJuan’s past influences the way they protect their relationship

** Lola Índigo and IlloJuan protect their relationship not by trying to avoid controversy, but by handling it with maturity. Their past experiences would have taught them to deal more carefully with public exposure and criticism, thus strengthening their bond.

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** The Bonoloto draw on Sunday, April 26, 2026, had a single first-category winner (six correct numbers), who takes home the €711,490.11 jackpot.

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** A 75-year-old man has died after getting trapped in a chopper machine on a farm. Emergency medical services went to the scene, but they could only confirm his death.

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** Alejandro Sanz spoke with Jordi Évole in Washington about his darkest period and his depression. The singer-songwriter confessed that after getting off the stage, he would tremble, and he said that from that experience he learned not to do anything he doesn’t want to do.

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** The Supreme Court ruling in November was a hard blow for thousands of people affected by IRPH mortgages, as it reduced their expectations of recovering the extra money they paid. Even so, the article points out that there are still legal options with a chance of success for making a claim.

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** Learn how to calculate the real savings of deals like 3-for-2 or the second item at 50% off so you know whether they’re really worth it. The article explains how to shop more intelligently by comparing prices and evaluating the effective discount before getting carried away by promotions.

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** Planning a healthy, affordable, and easy-to-prepare weekly menu helps save time and simplifies your routine.

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** The text argues that artificial intelligence represents a structural transformation that requires adaptation to a new paradigm. It points out that companies must continue to grow without failing to value and care for the human talent that has made innovation and progress possible.

** A Question of Priorities

** Lynott responded with irony to a question about what it meant to be Irish and Black, comparing it to a Guinness beer.

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** Ukraine has addressed the dilemma of spending on defense or on social welfare with a loan from the European Union, opting for a solution that involves expanding its own economy.

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** Vox spokesperson José María Llanos has presented a non-binding motion to force the PP to take a position through its vote on the concept of national priority.

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** More than 100 pastry chefs broke the Guinness World Record by preparing the world’s longest tiramisu, surpassing the previous mark of 273.5 meters, set by chef Stefano Callegaro in Milan in 2019.

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** British tourists are showing increasing interest in discovering new destinations on the Iberian Peninsula, according to the article.

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** *Fiesta* showed how Kiko Matamoros experienced his ex-wife Makoke’s interview on *¡De viernes!*. The talk-show panelist was moved to tears when he saw Makoke’s hard-hitting account on Telecinco.

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** Isabel Pantoja is about to begin her Latin America tour. Kiko Rivera has shared an unreleased video of her, drawing more attention to the singer as she prepares for her upcoming performances.

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** 20minutos presents Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to take part in the news, send reports, and suggest stories or topics they consider important to investigate.

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** The 2026 *20minutos* Creators Awards are now open for free registration. Internet content creators have until May 10 to apply for these awards.

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** 20minutos puts forward a challenge to measure how much you know about the Telecinco show with a 10-question quiz.

** A Roman shipwreck reveals that a ship was repaired several times 2,200 years ago

** Researchers from France and Croatia analyzed the protective coating of the Ilovik-Parzine 1 shipwreck, which sank about 2,200 years ago off the coast of present-day Croatia. The study suggests that the Roman ship was repaired on several occasions before it sank, providing clues about its use, maintenance, and the naval practices of the time.

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** A magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck northern Japan. So far, no major damage has been reported, and there are no confirmed damages at the Tomari nuclear power plant in Hokkaido.

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** A motorcyclist was seriously injured in Ibiza and was transported by medical helicopter to Can Misses Hospital.

** Two girls return a wallet with €1,300 after finding it in the street: “We put ourselves in the other person’s shoes”

** Two cousins found a wallet containing €1,300 in the Malaga neighborhood of Las Flores. Although they initially thought about keeping the money, they decided to return it after putting themselves in the owner’s place and doing the right thing.

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** Sara Carbonero has reappeared with an intimate and peaceful plan together with her children, choosing nature as the main setting. The journalist opted for a family, serene moment after the recent farewell to her mother, Goyi Arévalo.

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** The president of the NGO Chernobyl Elkartea, Marian Izagirre, explains that at first they welcomed minors with family ties in Spain, but after the war they began to care for children who were desperately fleeing Ukraine. They arrive stressed from living under the constant sound of drones.

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** Residents of Madrid, especially in Lavapiés, criticize 24-hour stores for not contributing to the neighborhood and causing problems such as nighttime alcohol sales, noise, and the decline of local commerce. According to one resident, these businesses do not benefit neighbors because they do not shop there.

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** The “son in trouble” WhatsApp scam is growing in Spain amid the rise in digital fraud. Criminals use urgency and identity theft to deceive victims and get them to hand over money, making it one of the most common forms of cybercrime.

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** Ivonne Reyes surprised everyone on *Survivientes* by confessing that she has been on the brink of death three times. She also revealed that she went through a serious financial ruin and that she used to cry alone to maintain her public image.

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** The article refers to a bygone era of television in which spontaneity was valued and rewarded, evoking nostalgia for that media format.

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** The TVE show moved to Saturday prime time on La 2.

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** Geri Halliwell, the Spice Girl, surprised Remedios Cervantes and Ramón García on the show “Murcia, qué hermosa eres,” breaking the stiffness of television at the time with her spontaneous and provocative attitude.

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** José Manuel, Jorge Lorenzo’s father, took part in the game show *The Price Is Right* and said that, although he is retired, he still gives advice to other riders. He also recalled that he had been coaching his son since he was two years old.

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** Father and son are more estranged than ever, according to the brief available content.

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** David, from Barcelona, answered the necessary questions to make a comeback and catch up with Javier in “El Rosco,” thus achieving a tie for the second consecutive day.

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** Ivana Rodríguez, Georgina’s sister, lives in Asturias away from the media spotlight and has built a blended family together with her partner, sculptor Carlos García.

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** Miguel Ángel Silvestre has stirred up a buzz on social media after sharing recent images in which he appears shirtless and riding a horse in Colombia. The post has generated numerous comments among his followers.

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** Jack Nicholson turned 89 on Wednesday, and his daughter Lorraine shared an unusual photo of the actor on Instagram. He has been away from public life and out of the spotlight for some time.

** Singer Francisco is located by the Civil Guard so he can testify

** Singer Francisco was located by the Civil Guard after failing to appear to testify in a legal case brought by his daughter, Noemí Apolinar. The judge had ordered his whereabouts to be determined after his absence from the proceedings.

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** Rafael Hidalgo played El Flequi, the eccentric hairstylist from “El gran juego de la oca” who terrified contestants in square 52. The character became so popular and all-consuming that it ended up overshadowing the actor’s career.

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** María José Campanario came to the defense of Jesulín de Ubrique after insults labeling him an “assassin” and an “abuser.” The dentist showed her support for the bullfighter and rejected the attacks against him.

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** Kim Cattrall, who already had an established career before starring in *Sex and the City*, will turn 70 next summer. She remains active on social media, where she shares fashion and beauty tips with her followers.

** *Dragon Ball* and *One Piece* manga, Logan Paul’s new investment, for which he may have already spent half a million euros

** Logan Paul is reported to have spent nearly 500,000 euros on a new collecting venture: rare *Dragon Ball* and *One Piece* manga. The news highlights his interest in valuable pieces from the anime and manga world, adding them to his growing collection of exclusive items.

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** Charlie Korsmo, known for playing Jack Banning in *Hook*, left acting despite his promising career. He decided to study Physics at MIT and later studied Law at Yale, moving away from the film industry to pursue an academic and professional path in other fields.

** Child sexual abuse material found on rapper D4vd’s phone, who faces the death penalty

** Authorities reportedly found child sexual abuse material on rapper D4vd’s phone, who is already facing a murder case that could lead to the death penalty. The discovery worsens his legal situation as the investigation continues.

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** A black bear was rescued this Tuesday in Albany, New York, after getting trapped in a tree. Specialized environmental personnel sedated it with a tranquilizer dart and then dropped it onto a net and a padded surface prepared by emergency teams to protect it during the rescue.

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** Alejandro Sanz surprised the audience at Bogotá’s Movistar Arena by unexpectedly appearing at Laura Pausini’s concert. Earlier, Pausini had performed “Cuando nadie me ve,” a song popularized by Sanz and included on her album “Yo Canto 2.” His appearance moved the Italian artist.

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** The Mossos d’Esquadra arrested a 47-year-old man for seven thefts from stores in Barcelona, where he stole Lego boxes to later resell them on digital platforms and buy-and-sell shops. The value of the stolen goods was around 2,000 euros.

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** Kenyan Sabastian Sawe won the London Marathon and surprised everyone by recording 1:59:30, a historic mark that breaks the two-hour barrier in a marathon.

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** Marc Márquez crashed at the Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez, where his brother Álex Márquez took the win. The Ducati rider said they are not riding well enough to fight for the World Championship.

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** Jannik Sinner defeated Elmer Moller and advanced to the round of 16 at the Mutua Madrid Open. After the match, the world number one highlighted local player Rafa Jódar, praising his talent and predicting a great future for him as a player.

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** Rayo Vallecano showed its anger over two controversial refereeing decisions in its LaLiga match against Real Sociedad: a disallowed goal that ended in a penalty against them and another disputed play in stoppage time that was not reviewed by the VAR.

** Ilia Topuria to Omar Montes during a training session: “When you come here, what do you think, that we’re playing?”

** Omar Montes, who is also a boxer, is training with and helping UFC champion Ilia Topuria ahead of the White House event.

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** Meira Koponen, Pedagogy & Didactics Manager at Kahoot!, discusses the growing challenges schools face as more students have special educational needs. She explains that inclusion alone does not replace the need for tailored support, and highlights how technology can help make learning more accessible and inclusive.

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** The EMA recommends approving cenrifki (tolebrutinib), a drug that has shown effectiveness against one of the greatest challenges of multiple sclerosis: slowing the progression of disability beyond relapses.

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** The article highlights that gender-based violence affects all social classes, but hits people with intellectual disabilities especially hard. Through art and poetry, the initiative seeks to make visible and denounce this double discrimination suffered by many women.

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** Noelia López and Lourdes Bullido, employees of ONCE, work together to ensure that the Braille system reaches all blind people who need it, making reading more accessible and strengthening their independence.

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** Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Iraq have become key players in an indirect confrontation with Iran that is already affecting oil production, transport routes and prices, with a global impact on the energy market.

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** CATL, the world’s largest battery manufacturer, is still looking for suppliers to supply its Figueruelas plant, which is expected to start operating this year. The company will prioritize Spanish suppliers, employees and contractors to develop its gigafactory in Zaragoza.

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** The global kerosene market is very limited, with only about two million barrels per day, which makes it difficult to quickly redirect supplies. This worsens the fuel crisis and could make summer even more expensive, affecting tourism in Europe.

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** ArcelorMittal, Sacyr, Acerinox, and Banco Santander are leading gains in the Ibex 35 as they are linked to the economic cycle. According to analysts, these companies still have additional upside potential, although the market remains focused on defensive stocks in the event of a possible slowdown.

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** The income tax paid on the tax return is not the same for everyone: it depends on salary, deductions and, above all, on the autonomous community where you live, which can apply differences in the tax and change the final amount.

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** Bizum plans to launch a new service for payments in physical stores on May 18, although the date has not yet been confirmed. The company aims for it to have a “very competitive” cost for all businesses.

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** The fourth season of *From*, available in Spain on HBO Max and Movistar Plus+, confirms that the series is one of the most notable horror offerings of recent years, establishing itself as one of the best titles in the genre over the past decade.

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** After the debut of Priscilla Delgado and Rosalía as Angel and Magick in the second episode, the series brings its main characters together at a wedding between Cassie and Nate.

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** The producers, members of the Jackson family, were especially demanding with Jaafar Jackson when giving him the role of Michael Jackson in the film *Michael*. According to the content, the main challenge was overcoming that difficult selection and transformation process imposed by his own family.

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** Erin Moriarty, who plays Starlight in *The Boys*, revealed that she has Graves’ disease. The actress explained that the disorder made filming the fifth season of the series “super painful.”

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** In 2001, Frodo, Gandalf, Aragorn, and the rest of the Fellowship of the Ring began their journey through Middle-earth in the film that marked the beginning of *The Lord of the Rings* trilogy.

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** David Lowery, director of A24’s new film *Mother Mary*, has revealed that a specific era of Taylor Swift was one of his inspirations for creating the movie starring Anne Hathaway.

** Would you like to understand what your dog or cat wants to tell you? This new device can help

** Its creators aim to translate dogs’ and cats’ sounds into clear messages sent directly to your mobile phone, with the goal of helping owners better understand what their pets are trying to communicate.

** Forget the charger: HONOR is testing a phone battery close to 11,000 mAh

** HONOR would be developing a phone with a battery close to 11,000 mAh, aiming to offer such long battery life that it would let users go more than a day without worrying about the charger.

** If you use Fire TV, this is of interest to you: Amazon confirms limits on external apps, and only these models are spared

** Amazon’s move to Vega OS will bring stricter limits on sideloading and external apps on Fire TV devices. The article notes that only certain models will avoid these restrictions, while users of other Fire TV devices may face reduced flexibility for installing apps.

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** BlaBlaCar integrates ChatGPT so users can search for car, train, or bus trips using natural language. Instead of using traditional filters, they just need to describe what they need as if they were talking to a person, simplifying and speeding up the search.

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** Gucci could become the first major luxury brand to bet on smart glasses, combining fashion and technology in a premium product. The article suggests a collaboration with Google to develop this device, although for now only a few details are known about its features or launch date.

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** The article highlights three jackets from Mango, Sfera and Pedro del Hierro as ideal low-cost options for the in-between season, perfect for both street and office looks, inspired by Queen Letizia’s style.

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** Isabel Díaz Ayuso chose a casual look with an Adidas jacket and flared jeans during a workday in Carabanchel, joining the athleisure trend that is succeeding in urban style.

** Rihanna confirms in Mumbai that the color chartreuse will be the new trend for spring

** Rihanna traveled to India to promote Fenty Beauty and revealed that chartreuse will be the standout color of next spring, setting a trend in urban style.

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** The article highlights indole-3-carbinol, a compound found in broccoli, for its potential to help improve women’s health during menopause by helping reduce hot flashes and mood swings.

** Invisible concealer: the new makeup technique for hiding dark circles that embraces the “less is more” approach

** The “invisible concealer” technique doesn’t aim to completely cover dark circles, but rather to neutralize them for a more natural and subtle result. By embracing a “less is more” approach, it prioritizes a fresh, discreet finish instead of heavy coverage.

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** The Spanish actresses shone at the ninth edition of the Côte d’Azur Series Festival with coquettish and romantic outfits that won over the red carpet.

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** Chef Ramón Freixa shares on his social media his recipe for preparing boeuf bourguignon, a classic of French cuisine, highlighting the ingredients and the aromatic herb mix needed to achieve a delicious veal stew.

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** These croquettes combine lentils and rice in a practical and healthy recipe, bringing together the nutrients of the legume with the carbohydrates of the rice.

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** Dani García shared a recipe on his “Como Dani” channel to reinvent traditional meatballs, suggesting ingredients like brioche bread and sautéed onions instead of breadcrumbs to create a more special version of the classic grandma recipe.

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** Carlos Alcaraz’s success highlights the growing use of pickle juice among runners and elite athletes. The drink is popular for helping relieve muscle cramps, restore electrolytes, and support quick recovery after intense effort, making it a trendy performance aid in endurance sports.

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** The article questions whether a plate of ravioli that costs nearly 80 euros is really expensive or whether, as Joan Roca said, it simply has a high production cost.

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** The restaurant La Cantina de Villalegre, in Avilés, won first prize in the competition “In Search of the Best Cachopo Made with Asturian IGP Beef.”

** The most spectacular route in the Basque Country: more than 250 meters above the Cantabrian Sea

** Less than an hour from Bilbao lies a unique and fascinating itinerary in one of the most impressive natural landscapes in Biscay, with spectacular views over the Cantabrian Sea and a route that runs at more than 250 meters above sea level.

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** The seaside village of Cadaqués, in Girona, has captivated Amber Heard and other great artists. Salvador Dalí described it as “the most beautiful town in the world,” and it also served as inspiration for figures such as Picasso and Klein.

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** Betlem, Galilea, and Petra are some of Mallorca’s least well-known villages, ideal for those seeking peace and quiet away from the crowds. They offer leisurely walks, hidden coves, and natural spots to enjoy the island at a more relaxed pace.

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** Málaga has launched a new direct flight to a little-known European city, offering an alternative to more crowded destinations. The route will operate twice a week throughout the summer season.

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** Psychologist Patricia Ramírez explains that self-care should not be reserved for free time or abandoned during vacations. She warns that setting aside healthy habits while resting is often a mistake and argues that self-care should be understood as a constant philosophy of life.

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** A study by Mass General Brigham and Rush University Medical Center suggests that taking excessive morning naps could be associated with a higher risk of mortality.

** Marcus Aurelius, philosopher: “You have power over your mind, not over events”

** Marcus Aurelius was not only a prominent Roman emperor, but also a key figure in Stoic philosophy, known for his focus on controlling the mind in the face of external events.

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** A Spanish study highlights a possible early sign of Alzheimer’s: not remembering dreams. The research underscores the importance of detecting the disease early to improve patients’ quality of life.

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** When running, the body needs energy and nutrients to recover. Avocado provides healthy fats and other nutrients that can help runners sustain effort and support recovery after training.

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** The fitness trainer explains to *20minutos* the keys to recovering after a marathon like Madrid 2026. He emphasizes that it is not advisable to remain standing still or sitting for many hours, and that recovery should be based on proper guidelines to help the body return to normal after a high-intensity race.

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** The article compares the Peugeot 208 and the Seat Ibiza, two market-leading small cars with very different approaches. It examines their differences in technology, design, and driving dynamics to show how each aims to attract drivers through opposing philosophies.

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** In 2026, the purchase of used motorcycles continues to rise. Of the nearly six million vehicles in the motorcycle and light-vehicle fleet, the average age has now reached 17.9 years, reflecting an increasingly aging market dominated by used vehicles.

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** The DGT has introduced the vertical sign R-118, which prohibits electric scooter users from riding on the streets where it is installed.

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** Pyramid Consulting has filed a lawsuit before the Madrid Courts of First Instance following a fine for not carrying the V16 beacon. The firm aims to challenge in court the mandatory nature of this device in Spain and open the door to reviewing the current regulations.

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** The Lepas L6 will arrive in Spain in 2026 as one of the most important launches of the year. It will be offered in electric and PHEV versions and will compete in the C-segment, one of the most competitive and dynamic in the Spanish market.

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** The 2026 Peugeot 408 is updated with improvements in design, technology, and powertrain lineup to boost sales. The new version aims to deliver a more modern experience, more equipment, and a more complete electric model.

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** Several neighborhood and environmental organizations will file objections and could take legal action against the extension of the sepiolite mine in the Ambroz lagoons. The regional government says the decision is legal and that the land will be restored once the activity ends.

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** Ten graffiti artists have been arrested for causing damage valued at 377,000 euros to trains and subways in Catalonia. Some of those arrested already had prior records for offenses including property damage, theft, and burglary.

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** A car fell into the Clariano River in Ontinyent, causing the death of two people. The driver emerged unharmed, but was later arrested after testing positive for drugs.

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** A minor under state guardianship was rescued after suffering sexual assaults and being manipulated into carrying out phone scams. She was forced to use other people’s personal and banking information to commit fraud.

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** A 2.6 magnitude earthquake with its epicenter in Ponteceso has been recorded in A Coruña and was felt in nearby municipalities. According to the available information, it has not caused any personal injuries.

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** The April Fair records its second case of sexual assault this year. A man has been arrested for an alleged sexual assault and for assaulting authority.

** Málaga regains direct AVE service to Madrid this Thursday after 100 days without service

** If there are no setbacks, the direct AVE between Málaga and Madrid will resume operation this Thursday, just before the May holiday weekend, after being out of service for 100 days.

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** A mother and her 15-month-old baby fell through a hole in the Barrio de las Bodegas in Entrena (La Rioja) after the ground collapsed beneath them as they walked by.

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** The Minister of Health and leader of Más Madrid said that the Community of Madrid has become the “den of the worst Trumpist policies” and the “epicenter of inequality,” as she criticized Madrid’s role as an obstacle to promoting “the best policies.”

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** The PP’s campaign director in Andalusia and candidate for Córdoba has said that Sánchez and Montero only visit Andalusia to “make promises” and not to “deliver,” in response to their presence in the region.

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** A kitchen fire in a house in Orihuela, where the victim and her partner lived, left one woman dead and three other people treated for smoke inhalation.

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** The American influencer Sophie Gray, who lives in Seville, shared her experience getting ready for the April Fair. After buying three flamenco dresses, she expressed surprise at the high cost of the mantillas, calling them “too expensive.”

** A Spanish woman in India challenges herself to try street food “until she feels sick”

** Travel influencer Claris shares on TikTok her experience trying typical dishes from street food stalls in India. Her challenge is to eat street food “until she feels sick,” showing her followers local flavors and the culinary adventure of traveling through the country.

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** A player assaulted another after getting angry because the other player imitated his celebrations during the CS2 tournament. As a result, he was expelled from the competition.

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** Geosmin, a compound associated with the smell of wet soil, and evolutionary inheritance may explain why dogs are attracted to rolling around in earthworms.

** Keeping Sea Urchins in Aquariums: What Lies Behind a Hobby That Is as Striking as It Is Demanding

** Although sea urchins may seem hardy, in home aquariums they are highly sensitive to changes in temperature, salinity, and pH, which makes their care a hobby that is as striking as it is demanding.

** This is the English Springer Spaniel, an tireless companion that excels in search and rescue

** The English Springer Spaniel belongs to Group 8, section 2, of flushing hunting dogs.

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** 20minutos.es invites you to consult yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope.

** Check the ONCE Sueldazo: results!

** The winning number in the ONCE Sueldazo draw on Sunday, April 26, 2026, was **69103** from series **002**. The full results can be consulted on the **20minutos.es** website.

**Check El Gordo: results for Sunday, April 26, 2026**

The winning combination of El Gordo de la Primitiva for Sunday, April 26, 2026 was 19, 21, 24, 40, and 54, with Key (refund) 4. The full results can be found on the 20minutos.es website.

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** The winning combination of the Bonoloto on Sunday, April 26, 2026 was 16, 23, 25, 30, 37, and 47. The complementary number was 3 and the refund number was 5. The full results can be found on 20minutos.es.

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** Domingo Lombardi was the referee of the first match in World Cup history and also officiated at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympic Games, including a Spain vs. Italy quarterfinal.

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** Scientists have detected avian malaria parasites for the first time in Spanish bearded vultures, a troubling discovery that raises concerns about the disease spreading to large vulture species and threatening their conservation.

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** The film about Michael Jackson, considered the most expensive and controversial biopic, is coming to theaters surrounded by controversy. The project has faced legal problems that forced certain scenes to be cut, and it also has the public opposition of one of the artist’s daughters.

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** Since the first serious accident in 1957, eight major nuclear accidents have been recorded. Among them, Chernobyl and Fukushima stand out as the most severe.

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** On April 26, 1986, a reactor at the Vladímir Ilich Lenin nuclear power plant exploded in northern Ukraine, then part of the Soviet Union, near Chernobyl. Four decades later, the disaster is still considered the worst nuclear accident in history.

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** The bullfighter Roca Rey suffered a shocking goring in the Maestranza bullring, an incident that stood out for its seriousness and for the impact it caused among those in attendance.

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** Forty years after the nuclear accident, the Chernobyl exclusion zone remains highly radioactive. Pripyat, which was home to 50,000 people before the disaster, remains marked by devastation that still prevents its recovery and habitability.

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** At least 2,491 people have died and 7,719 have been injured in previous attacks.

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** Northern Ireland police have blamed the “New IRA” for a car bomb attack on a Belfast police station. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, and according to the information available, it left no dead or injured.

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** Revenue from the beer tax fell for the first time since COVID, due to a decrease in the consumption of beer and alcoholic beverages.

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** An incident at Atocha station is causing delays to AVE, Avant, and Alvia trains. In addition, trains operating on the Madrid-Andalusia high-speed line are also experiencing delays due to a signaling problem in Puertollano.

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** Prime Video will adapt the successful literary saga “Off Campus,” centered on the romances that blossom around a college hockey team. The series will bring to the screen this sports-romance phenomenon that has won over thousands of readers.

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** The makeup artist explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to enhance the eyes, soften features, and add freshness without losing style.

** Elsa Pataky in *The Tribute*, the new SkyShowtime series with Luis Tosar and Eusebio Poncela

** SkyShowtime will premiere its new original series on April 23, featuring a standout cast that includes Eusebio Poncela, who appears here in one of his final roles posthumously.

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** The expert explains that the mortgage market has changed and that people are no longer betting as much on fixed-rate mortgages when buying a home. She points out that current conditions have changed buyers’ preferences.

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** The Asturian chef shared an appetizer idea on his show featuring canned cockles, suggesting a different and surprising way to enhance them: instead of lemon, use tangerine and olive oil.

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** The Contubernio Films series, created by the Caballero brothers, has unexpectedly premiered its fifth season. It also already has plans to wrap up its story with a sixth and final installment.

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** The article notes that the older the stains on pillows are, the harder they are to remove. For this reason, it recommends keeping them regularly cleaned to prevent yellowing from building up and becoming more difficult to eliminate.

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** The new **Super Mario Galaxy** movie stands out for its visual ambition and its decision to send Mario and Luigi into space, but according to the review, it never quite takes off. Although it delivers spectacle, it feels empty and doesn’t fully manage to shine.

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** The passage, protected as a historic complex, connects Clot and Sant Martí with just 122 meters in length. It stands out for its colorful houses, 19th-century workers’ architecture, and its quiet, pedestrian atmosphere, making it a small urban oasis in the heart of the Clot neighborhood.

** How Artemis II affects Christina Koch’s health: cancer, fertility, and other risks she takes on

** Christina Koch will make history by traveling beyond Earth’s magnetosphere on Artemis II, becoming the subject of study for aerospace medicine. The mission will make it possible to analyze how radiation and deep space affect health, with special attention to risks such as cancer, fertility, and other possible physical effects.

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** The 2025 Income Tax simulator is now available and allows you to find out in advance the result of your tax return. With this tool, taxpayers can immediately check whether they will have to pay the tax office or, on the other hand, whether their return will result in a refund.

** This is the new passport, similar to the one for the Camino de Santiago, to promote rural tourism in Seville

** The Junta de Andalucía has presented a new tourist visa, inspired by the Camino de Santiago one, to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful areas of Seville province and give the region a boost.

** Trump has not mentioned Canada paying an “entry fee” ahead of USMCA talks, says Carney

** Carney said Trump has not raised the idea of Canada paying an “entry fee” before the upcoming USMCA talks. The remarks come as trade negotiations approach, with Canada watching for signs of new U.S. demands or pressure ahead of the trilateral review.

** Oil rises 1% as US-Iran peace talks stall

** Oil prices rose about 1% after US-Iran nuclear talks made little progress, reducing hopes for a diplomatic breakthrough that could increase Iranian crude exports. Traders also monitored ongoing supply concerns and market volatility, while assessing the impact of geopolitical tensions on global oil demand and prices.

** Factbox-Goldman Sachs raises oil price forecasts amid weaker Middle East output

** Goldman Sachs raised its oil price forecasts, citing weaker Middle East output and tighter supply conditions. The bank expects Brent and WTI prices to remain supported as production constraints and geopolitical risks limit market balance.

** US and EU deepen cooperation on critical minerals, eyeing a broader agreement

** The U.S. and EU are strengthening cooperation on critical minerals to secure supply chains and reduce reliance on China. The move is part of broader efforts to align trade and industrial policies, with officials indicating it could support a wider transatlantic agreement on strategic materials and economic security.

** Oil prices end a volatile session mixed but up sharply for the week on supply worries

** Oil prices ended a volatile session mixed, but posted strong weekly gains as supply concerns outweighed demand worries. Market sentiment was driven by concerns about tighter global crude supply, helping prices rise over the week despite daily fluctuations.

** Only five ships pass through the Strait of Hormuz in 24 hours

** The article says that traffic through the Strait of Hormuz dropped sharply, with only five ships passing during a 24-hour period. This low number highlights heightened tensions and the potential for disruption along one of the world’s most important oil shipping routes.

** SLB, Baker Hughes see oil exploration spending rising as Iran war disrupts supply

** SLB and Baker Hughes expect higher spending in the oilfield sector as conflict tied to Iran disrupts supply and pushes up energy prices. The companies said tighter markets could lead to more drilling and exploration activity, supporting demand for their services despite broader geopolitical uncertainty.

** Trump grants 90-day Jones Act waiver extension to curb energy costs

** The Trump administration extended a 90-day Jones Act waiver for shipping energy supplies to Puerto Rico, aiming to reduce fuel and electricity costs. The move follows earlier waivers after hurricanes and is intended to ease supply shortages and protect consumers from higher prices.

** Hezbollah says ceasefire “meaningless” as fighting continues in south

** Hezbollah said the ceasefire is “meaningless” as clashes continued in southern Lebanon, with the group and Israeli forces accusing each other of violations. The statement highlights ongoing instability and doubts about the truce’s effectiveness despite efforts to stop the fighting.

** Americans blame Trump for gas price surge in midterm election year, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds

** A Reuters/Ipsos poll found that many Americans blame President Trump for rising gasoline prices during the midterm election year, reflecting growing concern about the cost of living. The survey suggests fuel costs are becoming a political liability for Trump and Republicans ahead of the elections.

** Former Tokyo Electron employee sentenced to 10 years in prison in TSMC trade secrets case

** A former Tokyo Electron employee was sentenced to 10 years in prison in Taiwan for illegally obtaining trade secrets related to TSMC. The case highlights increasing scrutiny over theft of semiconductor intellectual property amid intense competition in the chip industry.

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** Sun Pharma to buy U.S. drugmaker Organon for $11.75 billion in India’s largest pharma deal

** Sun Pharma announced it will acquire U.S. drugmaker Organon in an $11.75 billion all-cash deal, marking India’s biggest pharmaceutical acquisition. The purchase would expand Sun’s global reach, especially in women’s health and established brands, while strengthening its presence in the U.S. market.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 3.23%

Taiwan stocks ended sharply higher, with the Taiwan Weighted index rising 3.23% at the close. Broad market gains lifted the index, though no additional article details were provided.

** China’s DeepSeek slashes prices for new AI model

** DeepSeek has cut prices for its latest AI model by 75% compared with its previous version, intensifying competition in China’s fast-growing AI market. The move underscores the company’s push to attract more users and challenge rivals with lower-cost AI services.

** Mutares reaffirms 2026 guidance, evaluates Magirus options

** Mutares confirmed its 2026 guidance and said it is reviewing strategic options for Magirus, including a possible sale or restructuring. The private equity firm continues to assess portfolio actions as it works toward its long-term targets.

** Zhipu and Minimax shares fall further as DeepSeek fuels competition concerns

** Shares of Chinese AI companies Zhipu and Minimax declined further as DeepSeek heightened fears of stronger competition in the AI sector. Investors are concerned that DeepSeek’s rise could put pressure on valuations and market share across China’s crowded generative AI market.

** Eutelsat CEO says U.S. demand remains strong despite SpaceX efforts to pressure European rivals

** Eutelsat’s CEO said demand in the U.S. remains strong despite SpaceX’s efforts to squeeze European satellite competitors. The company is focused on maintaining its market position and sees continued customer interest, even as competition from Elon Musk’s Starlink intensifies.

** DeepSeek slashes AI model costs, reignites price war in sector

** DeepSeek cut prices sharply on its AI models, intensifying competition in the sector. The move pressures rivals to lower costs and could reshape pricing for AI services, especially in China, as companies race to attract developers and customers with cheaper access to advanced models.

** Iran war disrupts the circuit board supply chain, raises costs for tech firms

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Canada February retail sales up 0.7%; seen up 0.6% in March

Canada’s retail sales rose 0.7% in February, beating expectations. The increase was driven by higher sales at motor vehicle and parts dealers, as well as food and beverage retailers. Sales are also expected to rise 0.6% in March, suggesting continued consumer spending momentum.

** UK drivers rush for fuel at the start of the Iran war, boosting retail sales

** UK retail sales increased as drivers hurried to refuel at the start of the Iran war, which boosted spending at petrol stations and nearby shops. The article says the temporary rise in consumer spending was driven by conflict fears and buying behavior, rather than by a broader improvement in the economy.

** China’s industrial profit surges 15.8% in March amid global tensions

** China’s industrial profits rose 15.8% in March, supported by stronger demand and a rebound in manufacturing, even as global trade tensions stayed elevated. The increase helped reduce earlier losses, though analysts caution that uncertainty over tariffs and external demand could affect future growth.

** German business sentiment hits lowest since 2020 as Iran war weighs

** German business sentiment fell to its lowest level since 2020, reflecting growing concern over the economic impact of the Iran war and broader geopolitical uncertainty. Businesses are becoming more cautious amid fears of disrupted trade, higher energy prices, and weaker demand.

** Brazil aims to regulate critical minerals without tax breaks, finance minister says

** Brazil plans to regulate its critical minerals sector without offering tax breaks, Finance Minister Fernando Haddad said. The government wants to attract investment through clear rules rather than incentives as it seeks to develop strategic mineral resources.

** Brazil posts wider-than-expected current account deficit in March

** Brazil’s current account deficit widened more than expected in March, reflecting increased external imbalances. The report points to a larger gap in the country’s balance of payments, though the specific drivers and figures were not provided in the supplied content.

** Profits of China’s industrial companies rise 15.5% in the first quarter

** China’s industrial companies saw profits increase by 15.5% year on year in the first quarter, signaling a strong rebound in industrial activity and demand. The gains were driven by improving market conditions, higher production, and policy support, though analysts may still watch for an uneven recovery across sectors and external pressures.

** US consumer sentiment slumps to record low in April; inflation expectations rise

** US consumer sentiment fell to a record low in April as households grew more pessimistic about the economy. Inflation expectations rose, reflecting concerns about higher prices and weakening financial conditions.

** UK drivers’ dash for fuel at start of Iran war boosts retail sales

** UK retail sales rose as motorists rushed to fill up on fuel after the Iran war began, briefly lifting spending. The fuel buying spree helped support overall sales, though broader consumer demand remained cautious amid economic uncertainty.

Brazil aims to regulate critical minerals without tax breaks, finance minister says

Brazil plans to regulate its critical minerals sector without offering tax breaks, Finance Minister Fernando Haddad said, as the government seeks to retain more value from strategic resources. The move comes amid rising global demand for minerals used in clean energy and technology, and aims to balance investment with stronger state oversight.

** Dollar drifts as traders assess stuttering US-Iran talks

** The dollar was little changed as investors weighed stalled U.S.-Iran nuclear talks and their potential impact on oil prices and risk sentiment. Markets also monitored mixed economic data and Federal Reserve expectations, keeping currency moves muted while traders awaited clearer geopolitical and policy signals.

** Italy set to become the euro zone’s most indebted country, replacing Greece

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** Bank of Canada to keep interest rates unchanged this year, exercise patience on energy inflation: Reuters poll

** A Reuters poll shows economists expect the Bank of Canada to leave rates unchanged for the rest of the year while waiting to see whether energy-driven inflation eases. The central bank is likely to remain cautious, balancing persistent price pressures against signs of a slowing economy.

UK companies increase expectations for selling prices, Bank of England survey shows

UK firms raised their expectations for future selling prices, according to a Bank of England survey, indicating persistent inflationary pressures. Businesses also reported stronger cost and wage growth, which could make the Bank of England cautious about cutting interest rates too quickly.

** Russian central bank cuts key rate by only 50 bps, raises oil price forecast on Iran war

** Russia’s central bank reduced its key interest rate by just 50 basis points, citing persistent inflation pressures and caution. It also raised its oil price forecast, reflecting expectations that the Iran war could disrupt energy markets and support higher prices.

** Bank of England to keep rates unchanged while it assesses the impact of the Iran war

** The Bank of England is expected to keep interest rates unchanged while it evaluates how rising tensions in the Middle East, including the conflict with Iran, could affect inflation, economic growth, and financial markets. Policymakers are likely to wait for greater clarity on the economic risks before taking any action on rates.

Morning Bid: Hormuz and hyperscalers

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** BOJ preview April: hawkish hold expected amid inflation, Middle East uncertainty

** The Bank of Japan is expected to keep interest rates unchanged while taking a hawkish stance as inflation remains elevated and policymakers consider global risks, including tensions in the Middle East. Markets will be watching for clues about the timing of future rate hikes and any changes to the BOJ’s policy guidance.

** Justice Department drops investigation into Fed Chair Powell, removing obstacle to Warsh

** The Justice Department has ended its investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, eliminating a potential hurdle for Kevin Warsh, who is viewed as a possible contender for Fed leadership. The decision reduces political pressure on Powell and could strengthen Warsh’s prospects as officials weigh future leadership at the central bank.

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Bitcoin remains stable as institutional derivatives reach a new milestone

Bitcoin remained stable as institutional interest in crypto derivatives reached a new milestone, signaling growing market maturity and increased participation from larger financial players.

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Bitcoin faces geopolitical stress test amid weekend Iran-US talks

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** Stratosphere and Strategic Investors Acquire 70% Stake in Potion Alpha

** Stratosphere and strategic investors have acquired a 70% stake in Potion Alpha, expanding their ownership in the company. The deal signals confidence in Potion Alpha’s growth prospects and could support future strategic initiatives and market expansion.

Bitcoin slips, but is set for a fourth straight weekly gain on institutional demand

Bitcoin fell slightly after reaching a record high, but remained on track for a fourth consecutive weekly gain. Analysts said institutional buying and strong inflows into Bitcoin ETFs continue to support the rally, even as traders watch for profit-taking and macroeconomic signals.

** Bitcoin edges lower, trades near $78k as U.S.-Iran tensions weigh on risk assets

** Bitcoin slipped near $78,000 as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions and broader risk-off sentiment pressured markets. Investors also watched for potential macro impacts from the conflict, keeping crypto and other risk assets under pressure amid caution and volatility.

** Morgan Stanley Launches Money Market Fund for Stablecoin Reserves

** Morgan Stanley has introduced a money market fund designed to help stablecoin issuers manage reserve assets. The move reflects growing institutional interest in digital assets and offers a more regulated, cash-like option for backing stablecoins, potentially improving liquidity and reserve management.

** SafeBets Introduces New Prediction Platform at Industry Conference

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** DAT firm Pantera reportedly urges Satsuma to dump bitcoin as shares crash

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** Verifiable Bitcoin Accounts for Institutional Bitcoin. Your Custody, Your Terms.

** The article discusses verifiable Bitcoin accounts designed for institutional investors, emphasizing self-custody and flexible control. It highlights how these accounts aim to provide transparency, security, and customizable custody arrangements for organizations holding Bitcoin.

** Gana Media partners with Vor Interactive for AI content integration

** Gana Media has partnered with Vor Interactive to integrate AI into its content operations. The collaboration aims to improve content creation, distribution, and audience engagement through AI-powered tools, helping the media company streamline workflows and enhance digital experiences.

** Apollo to acquire Forvia’s interiors unit in carve-out deal

** Apollo Global Management will acquire Forvia’s interiors business in a carve-out deal, expanding its presence in auto parts. The transaction is part of Forvia’s efforts to streamline operations and reduce debt, while Apollo seeks to invest in a business tied to vehicle interiors and manufacturing.

SBFC Finance Q4 FY26 slides: 31% profit growth, spreads expand

SBFC Finance reported strong Q4 FY26 results, with profit rising 31% year over year and healthy spread expansion. The company’s performance reflected improving business momentum, although the article content provided is incomplete and does not include additional details on revenue, asset quality, or management commentary.

** Veradermics to present Phase 2/3 hair loss trial results Monday

** The article announces that Veradermics will present results from its Phase 2/3 hair loss trial on Monday. It highlights the upcoming release of clinical data, which could provide important evidence about the treatment’s effectiveness and safety for hair loss.

** Accesso 2025 results slides: AI bet, revenue guidance dips

** Accesso said it will invest more in AI while lowering revenue guidance, citing softer demand and a slower recovery. The company’s 2025 results slides highlighted plans to use AI to improve products and operations, but near-term growth expectations were trimmed as market conditions remain challenging.

** New China Life 2025 slides: record profits amid Q4 earnings miss

** New China Life reported record annual profits and strong 2025 performance, but Q4 earnings fell short of expectations, tempering investor sentiment. The article highlights robust underlying growth alongside a quarterly miss, suggesting momentum remains positive even as near-term results disappointed.

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** Romande Energie 2025 slides: EBITDA jumps 25%, eyes net-zero future

** Romande Energie reported strong 2025 results, with EBITDA rising by 25% amid improving operations. The company is also outlining its long-term strategy focused on decarbonization, renewable investment, and reaching net-zero emissions, while continuing to strengthen its energy transition initiatives.

** Related Digital secures $16B financing for massive Oracle data center project

** Related Digital has raised $16 billion in financing to support a large Oracle-linked data center development, marking one of the biggest funding deals in the sector. The project reflects strong investor demand for AI and cloud infrastructure, and will help expand capacity for growing enterprise and hyperscale computing needs.

What a transition toward an AI-driven company may or may not mean for SAP

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